Auf immer, May. ( Ab 10 J.)

Missing May delicately explores grief, but I’m curious about how Cynthia Rylant decided what to include or omit to make it appropriate yet honest.

The story felt so genuine and tender, but I wonder if the straightforward language helps or hinders emotional depth for middle-grade readers.

It’s such a gentle approach to a tough subject. I’d love to hear if readers or parents have found it useful for children dealing with grief.